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Simplicity is a network of Organic groups and churches who are committed to glorifying Jesus Christ through a simple, yet powerful, expression of personal faith lived out in a world looking for hope.
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Simplicity is a network of Organic groups and churches who are committed to glorifying Jesus Christ through a simple, yet powerful, expression of personal faith lived out in a world looking for hope.
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Ed Burley commented on Carl Willis's group Simplicity Church Network
"Thanks Carl, actually Ryan lives in the southern part of the state, near the Indiana border. I have contacted someone name Joel Curliss, who lives in Petoskey, over an hour from TC, but haven't heard from him as yet. It's funny, I've…"
Dec 8, 2009
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"Ed, I think Ryan Huling may be up close to you. He runs around the forum quite a bit. I would encourage you to get in touch with him. If I can help you get started, let me know."
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The Process of Discipline

Good morning! I hope you had a great weekend.Yesterday, my youngest son and my daughter continued to have “issues” with one another, which primarily revolved around sharing and kindness. My son didn’t want my daughter in his room, so his solution was to send our friend’s 3 year old daughter to tell my wife that my daughter was being a “brat.” At the same time, I hear my daughter saying: “Please give me another chance and don’t tell mom.” Needless to say the situation was getting ridiculous, so…See More
Aug 3, 2009

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The Process of Discipline

Good morning! I hope you had a great weekend.



Yesterday, my youngest son and my daughter continued to have “issues” with one another, which primarily revolved around sharing and kindness. My son didn’t want my daughter in his room, so his solution was to send our friend’s 3 year old daughter to tell my wife that my daughter was being a “brat.” At the same time, I hear my daughter saying: “Please give me another chance and don’t tell mom.” Needless to say the situation was getting… Continue

Posted on August 3, 2009 at 8:50am

A Perfect Fit

Good morning! I hope you had a great weekend.



Any shade tree mechanic or do it yourself repair man knows the importance of having the right tool in hand. A slotted screwdriver just won’t do, when the task calls for a Phillips head. Needle nose pliers are just no substitute for a socket wrench. Without the right tools for the job, the job is likely to be done poorly or not at all.



The issue is purpose. The assorted tools in the toolbox were designed for specific purposes.… Continue

Posted on July 27, 2009 at 8:32am

One Step at a Time

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“How do you eat an elephant?” “One bite at a time,” the answer goes. This question and answer is often used when discussing an overwhelming challenge that looms larger than life in front of another. It is a reminder not to focus on the totality of the challenge, but instead to conquer it one step at a time.



In life, we face many challenges that are so much bigger than we are. Circumstances that seem insurmountable bring to… Continue

Posted on July 6, 2009 at 8:22am

The Endorsement of Your Life

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Over the weekend, the most famous pitchman in America passed away. Billy Mays was the king of infomercials, having made a name for himself by passionately extolling the virtues of numerous household products. Before any of us knew Billy’s name we knew him by the products he represented. We would often refer to him as the Oxi-Clean guy or the Mighty Putty guy. We knew Billy, not for who he was, but instead what he represented. Billy knew… Continue

Posted on June 29, 2009 at 8:42am

Get Your Praise On

Good morning! I hope you had a great weekend.



This morning as my wife and I were out for our morning walk, we found ourselves talking about praise. Praise is such a critical component in our relationship to God, because it acknowledges who He is. For example:



Revelation 4:8 (NASB)

And the four living creatures, each one of them having six wings, are full of eyes around and within; and day and night they do not cease to say, “HOLY, HOLY, HOLY, is THE LORD GOD,…
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Posted on June 22, 2009 at 8:12am

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At 7:58am on November 6, 2008, Edgardo said…
Hi Carl,
I'm Edgar from the Philippines. I'd like to invite you to read my article at www.bibleone.net/TheMillennium.htm. The millennium doctrine is vital for Christians to understand. It has to do with the word of the kingdom and the salvation of the soul, not spirit (Matt. 13:19; 1 Pet. 1:9; James 1:21; Heb. 10:39; Matt. 16:24-28). I'd appreciate a comment, but you are not obligated.
Thanks,
Edgar Meneses
At 1:12pm on December 4, 2008, Dan Reeves said…
Hi Carl,

Thanks for responding. I am learning to reach out to the body. This is a posture that feels natural or good at first. I'm realizing that even in reaching out there is ministry opportunities. Unfortunately, reaching out in the structured church life in the U.S. isn't always met with a response that is encouraging. So, thank you for your response.

I would like to talk with you about our ministry, simple church and how to best be the brothers we are called to be. I would be willing to call you at your convenience. Just let me know if you are open to this and a good time to reach you. My email is danreeves@cten.org. I don't know where God is leading all the time, but I'm learning not to shut any doors. His plans and His kingdom are much better than any I could fabricate.

Dan Reeves
At 7:25pm on December 5, 2008, Dan Reeves said…
Carl,

That works great. I'm looking forward to it.

dan
At 12:06am on April 30, 2009, Rev. G. Venugopal said…
hallo praise the lord, this is rev. g. venugopal from india running an independent pentecostal ministry in india. i am wishing to partnership with you in churchplanting. if you wish then help me for that and contact me gvg_alms@yahoo.com +91=9717371150

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